conference at blackpool winter garden5 the tuc conference at blackpool winter gardens 1963.mes ran an obituary and time5 ran an obituary and highlighted how he had sent a lot of the 19505 trying to reach out... clearly, we were catholics, coming from derek... trying to reach out to the protestant working classes and protestant workers that he was convinced indu5triali5t5 in northern ireland is reusing the hatchet of 5ectariani5m to divide the working classes and its like them. he sectarianism to divide the working classes and its like them. he didn't think this was _ classes and its like them. he didn't think this was in _ classes and its like them. he didn't think this was in essence _ classes and its like them. he didn't think this was in essence battle - think this was in essence battle between religiou5 think this was in essence battle between religious groups? there was a class battle. between religious groups? there was a class battle-— a class battle. completely. in reali , a class battle. completely. in reality. he — a class battle. completely. in reality, he was _ a

a representative from the tuc, kate bell.ai affect theirjobs. some of them might be losing work but many more are seeing may be increased surveillance, may be decisions being made about their work by automated decision—making whereas previously it would have been made by human, that might be about hiring, might even be about firing, and worryingly, lots and lots of people don't actually know where ai is being used in their workplace, so one of the things we've been asking government to look at is what are the safeguards for how this is use that work? do you have a right to know when ai is being used in your workplace? do you have a right to be consulted and when it is used in your workplace? we think we need to focus on those problems about the now, as well as of course thinking about how technology may change how we work in the future. mr; about how technology may change how we work in the future.— we work in the future. my goodness, ou did we work in the future. my goodness, you did that — we work in the future. my goodness

mario:o: as the powerfulul new docucumentary ununfolds, access uncoverers one of t tuc shshakur's final two weeks before his life ended. (singing) to the moon. this is it. [jody watley, "real love"] real lovove. (singing) got to have real love. scott (voiceover): oh, she's still got it.

morning star, where he appeared in a generic photograph on the front page of delegates leaving the tuc963. when my father passed away, the irish times ran an obituary and highlighted how he had spent a lot of the �*50s trying to reach out because clearly we were catholics coming from derry trying to reach out to the protestant working classes and protestant workers on the basis that he was utterly convinced that the industrialists of northern ireland were using the axe and hatchet of sectarianism to divide the working classes and to exploit them. crudely, he didn't think this was, in essence, a battle between religious groups. not at all. it was a class battle. it completely and he was was in reality, a socialist trying to unite and combine the greater power and influence of the working classes to do a good deal with the industrialists. and yet, as a boy growing up in catholic derry, in nationalist derry, in republican derry at the moment that the ira was not born but reborn, if you like, as an active terrorist organisation, you could not be political, could you? i mean, you have to be

so that struggle is gong—tuc- going right now.le.- people say. and in a way, i think terrible. we can't think it's terrible. we can't root— think it's terrible. we can't root troo— think it's terrible. we can't read the future,— think it's terrible. we can't read the future, because if my tomttw— read the future, because if my- tomttw—ocootc family had known that the people that family had known that the people ttot—woutol that worked on their farm would be that worked on their farm would to worth— that worked on their farm would to wortt 5— that worked on their farm would be worth 5 million, million that worked on their farm would bewhatever,iillion, million that worked on their farm would bewhatever, that n, million that worked on their farm would bewhatever, that n, imoney or whatever, that much money trow— or whatever, that much money ttcw—ttcmi they would have treated them utcctw. — they would have treated themi utcctw. _thoughr nicely. one problem, though, scott, or let's go, jonathan. scott, is or let's go, jonathan. but is

so that struggle is gong—tuc- going right now..- people say. and in a way, i think terrible. we can't think it's terrible. we can't root— think it's terrible. we can't root troo— think it's terrible. we can't read the future,— think it's terrible. we can't read the future, because if my tomttw— read the future, because if my- tomttw—ocootc family had known that the people that family had known that the people ttot—woutol that worked on their farm would be that worked on their farm would to worth— that worked on their farm would to wortt 5— that worked on their farm would be worth 5 million, million that worked on their farm would bewhatever,iillion, million that worked on their farm would bewhatever, that n, million that worked on their farm would bewhatever, that n, imoney or whatever, that much money trow— or whatever, that much money ttcw—ttcmi they would have treated them utcctw. — they would have treated themi utcctw. _thoughr nicely. one problem, though, scott, or let's go, jonathan. scott, is or let's go, jonathan. but is y

and the tuc is quite right to point out that the government has promised 20 times. also do these kind et rehe— a.m, but they also do these kind et tehe .— a.m, but they also do these kind et tehe . they— am, but they also do these kind et tehe . they ttt— am, but they also do these kind of jobs . they fit around their of jobs. they fit around their etweeht— of jobs. they fit around their student life— of jobs. they fit around their student life .— of jobs. they fit around their student life . they can make a student life. they can make a ttttte— student life. they can make a ttttte htt— student life. they can make a ttttte htt et— student life. they can make a little bit of cash. _ student life. they can make a little bit of cash. they don't weht— little bit of cash. they don't weht te— little bit of cash. they don't weht te he— little bit of cash. they don't want to be necessarily bogged tewh— want to be necessarily bogged eewh wtth— want to be necessarily bogged eewh wtth e— want to be necessarily bogged down with a contract. they won't be down with a contract. th

press— copied and pasted and a tuc press eeahse— copied and pasted and a tuc press release because that'st;tt and i think labour is the party of the work . shy. yahtzee of the work. shy. well, well said — of the work. shy. well, well said .— of the work. shy. well, well said , emily. do you know what, said, emily. do you know what, emily? i wish people like the labour party, even the conservatives , would be brutally conservatives, would be brutally honest with people about just how bad the situation is as far as the economy is concerned. right productivity is nosediving. the debt to gdp ratio 100% nearing that and post covid, right? everyone was calling for it to be longer and harder . this calling for it to be longer and harder. this is what we've all got to suffer with. also it seems it seems like the labour party are the party party is if they are the party of working people, they're certainly the party of those sitting behind desks in offices . because let's be real here. his— . because let's be real here. his rs— . because let's be real here. his is ehhy— . because let's be real her

press— copied and pasted and a tuc press eeahse— copied and pasted and a tuc press release because that'st;tt and i think labour is the party of the work . shy. yahtzee of the work. shy. well, well said — of the work. shy. well, well said .— of the work. shy. well, well said , emily. do you know what, said, emily. do you know what, emily? i wish people like the labour party, even the conservatives , would be brutally conservatives, would be brutally honest with people about just how bad the situation is as far as the economy is concerned. right productivity is nosediving. the debt to gdp ratio 100% nearing that and post covid, right? everyone was calling for it to be longer and harder . this calling for it to be longer and harder. this is what we've all got to suffer with. also it seems it seems like the labour party are the party party is if they are the party of working people, they're certainly the party of those sitting behind desks in offices . because let's be real here. his— . because let's be real here. his rs— . because let's be real here. his is ehhy— . because let's be real her

now as wett— commentator belinda tuc. now as wet ee— commentator belinda tuc.ather, king— his brother. will his father, king charles,— his brother. will his father, king charles, or the stepmother he king charles, or the stepmother ne reeentty— king charles, or the stepmother he recently branded dangerous cemttte— he recently branded dangerous cemttte ent— he recently branded dangerous camilla and princess anne was in no camilla and princess anne was in ne meet— camilla and princess anne was in ne meet te— camilla and princess anne was in no mood to pander— camilla and princess anne was in no mood to pander to the prince as no mood to pander to the prince ee ner— no mood to pander to the prince as her extravagant— no mood to pander to the prince as her extravagant and rather eteverty— as her extravagant and rather cleverly chosen— as her extravagant and rather cleverly chosen headwear ensured that cleverly chosen headwear ensured tnet netteee— cleverly chosen headwear ensured that hapless has— cleverly chosen headwear ensured that hapless has remained hidden as

now as wett— commentator belinda tuc. now as wet ee— commentator belinda tuc. his brother. will his father, king charles,— his brother. will his father, king charles, or the stepmother he king charles, or the stepmother ne reeentty— king charles, or the stepmother he recently branded dangerous cemttte— he recently branded dangerous cemttte ent— he recently branded dangerous camilla and princess anne was in no camilla and princess anne was in ne meet— camilla and princess anne was in ne meet te— camilla and princess anne was in no mood to pander— camilla and princess anne was in no mood to pander to the prince as no mood to pander to the prince ee ner— no mood to pander to the prince as her extravagant— no mood to pander to the prince as her extravagant and rather eteverty— as her extravagant and rather cleverly chosen— as her extravagant and rather cleverly chosen headwear ensured that cleverly chosen headwear ensured tnet netteee— cleverly chosen headwear ensured that hapless has— cleverly chosen headwear ensured that hapless has remained hidden as that haples

tuc yeah, tunc friendly bathing suit. okay, target has pulled some pride products claiming issuesoducts over employee safee and one official statement,t the company confirmed that it i made no pun intendedustments adjustments, citing who wrote this, citing nonspecific threats impacting the our team members sense of safety and well-being while at work.>>o >> okay, i'll be honest, i had y to guess when i read the story n . w yeah, talk friendly.hak what is friendly? it and then i'm like, oh, i figured it out pretty quickly. did you ever do you want to take it? >> i mean, i would just so i want to say for a girl putsinu on a bathing suit and goes, oh, it's got more room than i need. look, it'll fit diet coke down there, too. >> hey, listen, if targeto is going to shove thischan merchandise indise front of all the customers and then they're going to get upset when people speak out and say, what are you doing? is shoving thie s inof the facen children, then they need to step up and own. >> this is your brand, own it. then you

and belinda de tuc, your union jackass nominee .evacuations. meanwhile, sudan's army and the— evacuations. meanwhile, sudan's army and the rival— evacuations. meanwhile, sudan's army and the rival paramilitary terte— army and the rival paramilitary teree eay— army and the rival paramilitary force say they'll— army and the rival paramilitary force say they'll extend their eaeehtre— force say they'll extend their ceasefire for— force say they'll extend their ceasefire for a— force say they'll extend their ceasefire for a further 72

and belinda de tuc, your union jackass nominee .an's army and the rival— evacuations. meanwhile, sudan's army and the rival paramilitary nonse— army and the rival paramilitary tonee soy— army and the rival paramilitary force say they'll— army and the rival paramilitary force say they'll extend their eosetnet— force say they'll extend their ceasefire for— force say they'll extend their ceasefire for a— force say they'll extend their ceasefire for a further 72 tons — ceasefire for a further 72 hours. originally due to end

so this is a joint effort tuc the evening eeennhy— a joint effort tuc the evening security incident—ce demonstrates the rapid reaction of the— palace demonstrates the rapid reaction of the police as thousands— reaction of the police as thousands will be on duty ohonoehoe— thousands will be on duty alongside the— thousands will be on duty alongside the military . alongside the military. understandably- alongside the military. understandably ,- alongside the military. understandably , these soldiers understandably, these soldiers are immensely proud of the part they're playing in this huge state occasion. they're not expecting any trouble , but expecting any trouble, but they're highly trained and able to respond to anything untoward . we do a lot of practise, ensure that— we do a lot of practise, ensure that things that go wrong ooh-n— ensure that things that go wrong ooh-o 90— ensure that things that go wrong oon-o go wrong— ensure that things that go wrong don't go wrong because we've hon— don't go wrong because we've henn— don't go wrong because we've then out— don't go wrong becau

belinda tuc concerned at all tuc i'm not concerned at all about the story. e— belinda to be brexiteers. isn't tnet e twnny— belinda to be brexiteers. isn't that a funny coincidence ? that a funny coincidence? tney-te — that a funny coincidence? tney-te net— that a funny coincidence? they're not going for gillian teeeen— they're not going for gillian teeeen et— they're not going for gillian keegan or jeremy hunt, are they? keegan orjeremy hunt, are they? it's keegan orjeremy hunt, are they? tt-e etweye— keegan orjeremy hunt, are they? tt-e etweye tne— keegan orjeremy hunt, are they? it's always the brexiteers. wett— it's always the brexiteers. well, there's— it's always the brexiteers. well, there's a— it's always the brexiteers. well, there's a huge- it's always the brexiteers. well, there's a huge chunk of the political and media class that it appears to me hate a huge chunk of the british population , british people like population, british people like me, you and millions of other brits who voted for the uk to self—governance want to reduce immigration. t

belinda tuc concerned at all tuc i'm not concerned at all about the story.exiteers. isn't ttat a tunnw— belinda to be brexiteers. isn't that a funny coincidence ? that a funny coincidence? ttewte — that a funny coincidence? they're nat— that a funny coincidence? they're not going for gillian teetan— they're not going for gillian teetan at— they're not going for gillian keegan or jeremy hunt, are they? keegan orjeremy hunt, are they? it's keegan orjeremy hunt, are they? tt-e atwawe— keegan orjeremy hunt, are they? tt-e atwawe tte— keegan orjeremy hunt, are they? it's always the brexiteers. watt.— it's always the brexiteers. well, there's— it's always the brexiteers. well, there's a— it's always the brexiteers. well, there's a huge- it's always the brexiteers. well, there's a huge chunk of the political and media class that it appears to me hate a huge chunk of the british population , british people like population, british people like me, you and millions of other brits who voted for the uk to self—governance want to reduce immigration. they hate that we tav

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starling tent tuc— with their parents.g. more than a quarter— rising cost of living. more than a quarter ct— rising cost of living. more than a quarter of parents with grown up cntttren— a quarter of parents with grown up children said— a quarter of parents with grown up children said they're paying ct utt— up children said they're paying some or all of— up children said they're paying some or all of their children's truuet— some or all of their children's travel expenses— some or all of their children's travel expenses to _ some or all of their children's travel expenses to help them . travel expenses to help them. tntc— travel expenses to help them. tntc te— travel expenses to help them. tntc tc en— travel expenses to help them. this is gb news.— travel expenses to help them. this is gb news. more from me in a this is gb news. more from me in tune— this is gb news. more from me in tune ten,— this is gb news. more from me in a while. now, though, it's back to .— to. mark tamsin thank to. mark- tamsin thank you tc. nurt— t

the played a role in the tuc played a major role in teewthg— the tuc played a major role in drawing-schemekfast clubs. we're disciplined i disciplined around that, and i ththt— disciplined around that, and i ththt tt— disciplined around that, and i ththt tt we— disciplined around that, and i think if we continue in that, thet— think if we continue in that, thet te— think if we continue in that, thet te hew— think if we continue in that, that is how you— think if we continue in that, that is how you both get the etetthtttty— that is how you both get the credibility-hope- that is how you both get the credibility hope you need to credibility and hope you need to come-opposition- come from opposition to geweheheht - come from opposition to- government. _debate it government. we could debate it for but i do need for much longer, but i do need to get one more question into you about the illegal migration bill. of a lot bill. it's on the front of a lot of papers this morning. the row with archbishop of with the archbishop of canterbury. own canterbury. what's your own position we position on this

bigot, which just means somebody with— terf bigot, which just means somebody with fairly left wing tucake tne-court tor. - though joanna cherry could take the-court for. for- the stand to court for. for discrimination.- the stand to court for. for discrimination. because under the discrimination. because under tne eouottty— discrimination. because under the equality act,— discrimination. because under the equality act, you know, one-o— the equality act, you know, oneo-to— the equality act, you know, oneo-to ner- the equality act, you know, she's to her belief she's allowed to her belief oyoten — she's allowed to her belief oyoten n— she's allowed to her belief system is totally fine. «at? t system is totally fine. so yeah, tnto— system is totally fine. so yeah, two-tne— system is totally fine. so yeah, this the reason why we this is and the reason why we have that is because may have forced her. she took her company to prison where she got fired . to prison where she got fired. so point it seems like so the point is, it seems like these , these women so the point is, it seems like thet

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tuc, the bar council, of other council, and a host of other organisation.— written, he would understand that what we're _ written, he would understand that what we're doing is maintaining— that what we're doing is maintaining workers rights, but reducing— maintaining workers rights, but tettetme the— maintaining workers rights, but reducing the bureaucracy that wttt— reducing the bureaucracy that wttt — reducing the bureaucracy that wttt tt— reducing the bureaucracy that will save £1 billion and eemethtme— will save £1 billion and something that both workers and emhtewete— something that both workers and emhtewete tmt— something that both workers and employers and employers want. i thew— employers and employers want. i knew tte— employers and employers want. i know it's really— employers and employers want. i know it's really tough and i thew— know it's really tough and i knew thete— know it's really tough and i know there are— know it's really tough and i know there are lots of words in know there are lots of words iti it, know there are lots of words in l

you bvess tuc— you think it is? ireland. you press too soon. _ you think it is? ireland.ll be joined by christine hamilton and danny kelly. make ycu— hamilton and danny kelly. make ycu icin— hamilton and danny kelly. make ycu tcin nne.— hamilton and danny kelly. make sure you join me. we're going to buve— sure you join me. we're going toj have—discussions. have some fabulous discussions. stuy— have some fabulous discussions. stay-y— have some fabulous discussions. stuy-. but— have some fabulous discussions. stuy-. but tit— have some fabulous discussions. stay-, but i'll be- have some fabulous discussions. stay , but i'll be back stay tuned, but i'll be back tomorrow at— stay tuned, but i'll be back tomorrow at four to discuss all tbe— tomorrow at four to discuss all tbe tub— tomorrow at four to discuss all the top stories— tomorrow at four to discuss all the top stories .— tomorrow at four to discuss all the top stories . enjoy the top stories. enjoy yourselves. - the top stories. enjoy yourselves. have a fabulous weebent— yourselves. have a fabulous weebent .— yourselves

ignominy tuc. and i think pads should have actually sued her. the clutch box of that woman.evitable, isn't it? you know, tnt-sev— inevitable, isn't it? you know, but - say, - presenti inevitable, isn't it? you know,| but - say, - present it but as you say, they present it as but as you say, they present it es-ven— but as you say, they present it es-ven tnev.- but as you say, they present it as-you know, the- but as you say, they present it as you know, the other as if it's, you know, the other way— as if it's, you know, the other we vnnt— as if it's, you know, the other we vennt es— as if it's, you know, the other way round, as if— as if it's, you know, the other way round, as if it's a netevttv. — way round, as if it's a majority. you- way round, as if it's a majority. ch. cgc; way round, as if it's a- majority. you want to get rid way round, as if it's a— majority. you want to get rid of the monarchy. so i think these polls and go. but, you polls will come and go. but, you know, younger people who might not favour them, they not be in favour of them, they get don't they? a

tuc— yeah. what do you think i make up the news? 0c jug; yeah.going be down. looks are going to be down. looks bad really does. absolutely. cmemeteme— really does. absolutely.- champions—got really does. absolutely.- champions_got the two champions league you got the two ttttem— champions league you got the two ttttem teeme— champions league you got the two milan teams tonight looks as if of manchester— milan teams tonight looks as if of manchester city play it right they— of manchester city play it right they eewtt— of manchester city play it right they eewtt te— of manchester city play it right they could be facing one of theee— they could be facing one of these teams— they could be facing one of these teams in— they could be facing one of these teams in the final do you mew— these teams in the final do you mew mew— these teams in the final do you mew mew ttey— these teams in the final do you know how they play because you mew— know how they play because you knew they— know how they play because you knew they eett— know how they play because yo

ignominy tuc. and i think pads should have actually sued her. the clutch box of that woman.-ven tnev,- but as you say, they present it as-you know, the- but as you say, they present it as you know, the other as if it's, you know, the other way— as if it's, you know, the other we vnnt— as if it's, you know, the other we vennt es— as if it's, you know, the other way round, as if— as if it's, you know, the other way round, as if it's a netevttv. — way round, as if it's a majority. you- way round, as if it's a majority. v/cu cgc; way round, as if it's a- majority. you want to get rid way round, as if it's a— majority. you want to get rid of the monarchy. so i think these polls and go. but, you polls will come and go. but, you know, younger people who might not favour them, they not be in favour of them, they get don't they? and then get older, don't they? and then they minds like they change their minds like they change their minds like they of other they do about a lot of other things. know, think things. so, you know, i think we're to see i think we're we're going to see i thi

okay tuc rational debate. we've got to work out how britain moves forward from this.. but- dedicated to conspiracy theories. but since the eeetemte— theories. but since the pandemic, an entire community of teeth— pandemic, an entire community of eeeete whe— pandemic, an entire community of eeeete whe-the— pandemic, an entire community of people who the efficacy people who doubt the efficacy eet— people who doubt the efficacy eet-et— people who doubt the efficacy eet-et the— people who doubt the efficacy and-of the covm- people who doubt the efficacy and of the covid 19 and safety of the covid 19 vaccine has— and safety of the covid 19 vaccine has emerged . they point vaccine has emerged. they point to vaccine has emerged. they point te-eteeet— vaccine has emerged. they point to-around vaccine- vaccine has emerged. they point to around vaccine harms to to data around vaccine harms to etteegthee— to data around vaccine harms to strengthen their— to data around vaccine harms to strengthen their calls for an tegetw— strengthen their calls for an tegetw hete— strengthen th

okay tuc rational debate. we've got to work out how britain moves forward from this.ly to websites dedicated to conspiracy theehee— dedicated to conspiracy theories. but- dedicated to conspiracy theories. but since the eeetemte— theories. but since the pandemic, an entire community of teeth— pandemic, an entire community of eeeete whe— pandemic, an entire community of eeeete whe-the— pandemic, an entire community of people who the efficacy people who doubt the efficacy eet— people who doubt the efficacy eet-et— people who doubt the efficacy eet-et the— people who doubt the efficacy and-of the covm- people who doubt the efficacy and of the covid 19 and safety of the covid 19 vaccine has— and safety of the covid 19 vaccine has emerged . they point vaccine has emerged. they point to vaccine has emerged. they point te-eteeet— vaccine has emerged. they point to-around vaccine- vaccine has emerged. they point to around vaccine harms to to data around vaccine harms to etteegthee— to data around vaccine harms to strengthen their— to data around vaccine harms to strengthen the

and the feeling isn't there that the kind of the so—called blob tuc expression in this kind of this maybedon't you? wnn-oi— tend to see this now, don't you? wnn-oi ino— tend to see this now, don't you? with _of the kind - tend to see this now, don't you? with-of the kind of- tend to see this now, don't you? with of the kind of pro with a lot of the kind of pro noxio— with a lot of the kind of pro nnoxii inns.— with a lot of the kind of pro brexit mps. but— with a lot of the kind of pro brexit mps. but moving on, inono-s— brexit mps. but moving on, there's been— brexit mps. but moving on, there's been a— brexit mps. but moving on, there's been a major development in—iiooonn- there's been a major development in_mccann case.- in the madeleine mccann case. ionngnoso— in the madeleine mccann case. portuguese police— in the madeleine mccann case. portuguese police are going to onw— portuguese police are going to oonw—inoi carry out new searches in the aigono—iiiiioi algarve near where the little gin— algarve near where the little gin wont— algarve near where the little girl went missing years g

well tuc office in theory there is. but there are onen— theory there is.eared for a few seconds performing as part of ukraine's entry for last year. part of ukraine's entry for last year . stefania, it's called. and year. stefania, it's called. and she was playing piano. she obviously she's an accomplished pianist. we know that. i presume she was shot at home. it looks like it's kensington palace or windsor. windsor. great. windsor. it was windsor. great. okay. so yeah, she it was it was actually , um, it was quite actually, um, it was quite poignant . i was quite moved by poignant. i was quite moved by seeing her and it actually was a very powerful moment, i thought, for the contest . it's for the contest. it's interesting because you see obviously , you know, charles is obviously, you know, charles is king it feels like king now. it feels like everyone's to step up everyone's got to step up a little and, zelenskyy little. and, you know, zelenskyy had applied to give an had had applied to give an address and the eurovision council sort of said , well, cou